Japanese elections
Paul Chesson, Head of Japanese Equities at Invesco Perpetual, comments on the Japanese government’s growth strategy
Paul Chesson, Head of Japanese Equities at Invesco Perpetual, comments on the Japanese government’s growth strategy
It would appear that the economic and market chaos in Europe is coming to an end, or already has according to Smith & Williamson’s European Growth Trust manager Mark Pignatelli.
Which of these fund managers explained an automatic rule in how he runs his UK Equity fund when he said: “If I own it and its share price goes down, I buy more.”?
From an investment point of view, emerging markets have had a fairly tough time in the past couple of years, with funds in the IMA’s Global Emerging Markets category returning on average 7% in the past year compared to 9.3% from the MSCI World Index.
Michael Matthews is joining Paul Causer and Paul Read on the management team of the £5.9bn Invesco Corporate Bond Fund.
Following a recent trip to Turkey, Liesbeth Rubinstein explains why Turkey getting investment grade status means it is more than just your run-of-the-mill emerging market country as fas as long-term investors are concerned.
David Bower has left his managing director position at BlackRock for a new EMEA marketing role with Invesco Perpetual.
Invesco Perpetual has named Mark Armour as its next chief executive after James Robertson announced his retirement later in the year.
Baring Asset Management has appointed Nicola Hayes as its new head of client service and relationship development.
Invesco Perpetual’s CIO Nick Mustoe is to take over the interim running of the group’s Global Equity Income Fund after the departure of co-managers Paul Boyne and Doug McGraw.
Head of marketing at Invesco Perpetual Rick White and sales manager Simon Dale have both left the firm, news that follows hot on the heels of sales director Craig Newman's departure.
There’s a growing assumption that defensive companies are becoming too expensive but at what price are stable businesses in dependable sectors making reliable earnings prohibitively dear?